Holy...she hard on it? Aggressive accelerating or braking? Maybe a burnout or 2?
But to answer your question, if you have proof of purchase they should prorate it based on the amount of miles you didn't get, but most will not replace them free of charge.
Someone lists a set for sale and about 3-4 guys come out asking them to sell just one. Someone post 3 for individual sell and there's no one to be found haha people I tell you
Good luck with the sale though!
I have a 3" front 1.5" Rear Leveling/Lift Kit on my Chevy pickup. They're just spacers so other than they went on right and had all hardware necessary. It rides like a truck. Went with them cause they had what I wanted and was fairly priced.
If you offroad do the diff drop, if not then you'll...
I liked the ride, it was no Cadillac but it wasn't bad. Only issue I had was trying to keep the top bolt on the left adapter tight. For whatever reason it liked to loosen up, other than that I just pressed new bushings in and they were fine.
I used 33-185590 on my 3rd gen paired with OME 891s. The shocks are actually made for tacomas but I used an adapter. They're the same ones Toytec sells that come with the adapters.
It could be something as simple as the seal on the bulb sockets being warped or just not seated right, since it's on both it probably something small. Unless that for some weird unknown reason both have bad seals around the lenses or have small cracks.
Mine is going out today! Sorry to my SS, I've had the gifts since before Christmas but didn't have a chance to get them out before I went out of town. Should see it Thursday.
You're asking us to go out of our way for you and bring this information straight to you when there are hundreds of how to threads regarding the satoshi mod. All you have to do is search...actually not even that cause it was done for you in the first reply.
You're probably going to get a bunch of different responses but it depends on you. With LRE tires the ride will obviously be harsh since they're meant for 3/4 ton pickups and such BUT, I ran them on my old 4Runner and I run them on my pickup now and I don't mind the ride. Some will tell you its...
You won't have any issue running it on a stock wheel only possible issues are the ones stated about, a 285/70R17 if what most people are running, 285/75's are going to be taller, closer to a 34".